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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1915

Page

7

Local notes on health visits and suffrage event plans

The article notes Mrs Laura A Williams recent poor health, Velma Bartle improving from pneumonia, and H T Cross returning from Racine. It mentions Mrs Ida Davisson praising the South after wintering in Florida, and Jo William Corder stopping in Grafton. Invitations are extended for a state suffrage convention in Fairmont next Monday, with local women anticipated to attend. Salem Knights Templar will host dining and a Baptist church service with Rev E Woodder as orator and T Francis Kemper directing music.

Fairmont Salem Clarksburg Commandery Knights’ Templars Baptist Church E . Wodtter Baptist T. Francis Kemper

Window Glass News From A Glazed World

Patchy industry update shows several glass plants resuming or expanding output across West Virginia Ohio and New Jersey. Companies including Morgantown Star City Jeannette Fenton Salem and Greensburg report ongoing furnace work, tank operations and small renewed production while handling closures moves burns and weather delays.

Salem Factory Fire Averted After Tank Leak

A tank leak at the Salem Co-creative window glass plant sparked a serious fire threat Friday night. Fire alarms sounded and hoses were connected, helping to keep the inferno from destroying the factory, which remains closed with fires still burning in areas. Wearied by the danger, workers and local officials coordinated efforts as they hoped for a full resumption of operations.

Kearns-Gorsuch Bottle Company Greensburg Glass Company Greensburg Jeannette T. W. Rowe American Flint Glass Workers’ Union Heisey Newark Essex Glass Company Mt. Vernon, O Salem Salem Co-creative

Open For Business at West Pike Street Store

Open for business at 122 124 West Pike Street with large stock of second hand furniture, sterilized and refinished at low cost. Repair shops offer refurbishing and pickups, Sanitary Storage crates, stores, and ships furniture. Watch for special bargains next week. We invite all to save money and visit.

West Pike Street

Hope of the World: Hilton to Speak at Court House Today

Walter B. Hilton of Wheeling Majority will speak this afternoon at 3 30 at the Court House on The Hope of the World Christianity as the two thousand year setting for the Kingdom. He will present Christian ethics and urge listeners to hear the great message of Hope for mankind. Hilton is described as West Virginia's most gifted orator.

Walter B. Hilton Wheeling Majority Court House Hilton Mr.Hilton West Virginia

Specific against colds advertised in Youth's Companion

The ad suggests a so called specific against colds found in a sleeping porch or open bedroom with a sponge bath in the morning. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a tea to help rid a cold and claims it is available everywhere.

New Liquor Law Working A Hardship On Foreigners

A Fairmont Times report highlights hardships from a new state prohibition law. It cites a case where three miners from a nearby town were jailed for leaving intoxicants in a public place after purchasing in Pt Marion for Easter. The men, needing whiskey for religious observance, faced 60 days in jail and a $100 fine, prompting sympathy for families affected by enforcement gaps and alleged loopholes in the law and its application.

Fairmont Times Wen Soho Ilegally J West Virginia

PLEADS GUILTY FOR Old Chaos in Canada Shipment Fraud

John T. Ehrgott, fugitive from justice since 1902, pleaded guilty in New York to customs fraud charges linked to shipments of high beans from Canada. Indicted by a federal grand jury, Ehrgott left Yarmouth for Canada, forfeited bail, and faced potential blindness before choosing to return and pay a $1,000 fine.

Pourra Pirosistant Ualtea Attelley Ehrgott Canada Yarmouth Boston Herreft New York John T Nova Scotia Hetas Roger B. Wood

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R. T. Lowndes Department Store Pere Aie Paya de Carpet Department Brown’s Rown's SMART Shade Ian W. Main Street Clarksburg Laura A.‘Willliams Messrs Raymond Cornil Louis Mottet F. Z. Pride Pittsburg Penn Pennsboro Velma Bartle Soy H. T.cross Mr. Cross Raccine Ida L. Davisson Barté, Fla Jo Wiliam Corder Grafton NUT Union Morgantown W. Va Jeannette Glass Company Jeannette, Pai Fenton Art Glass Company Wiliamstown Duquesne Glass Company Paden City Bryce Brothers Company Mt. Pleasant Va Star ‘Glass Compan Star City Salem Glass Works N. J James Maloney Clairon Gayner Glass Works Tate Smith Glass Company Mt. Pleasant New Alliance Window Glass Wearns-Gorsuch Battle Company Zanesville Barnesville John RP. Seahy Independent Glass Company Sistersville W.va Citizens Clay Pot Interstate Commerce Commission Lippincott Glass ‘Company Alenandria, Ind New Giy Reed V. Noble Mannington, Iy Mas. H. GL. Fox Industrial A. J.C. Bond Seventh Day Baptist Church Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Lefever Vineland Harold Ross Charles Leonard Wesleyan College Jett Laura Fuckman West Afhford Mira Darwin J. Davis Mrs Frank Hennessey West Randolph C. A. Schulte Baltimore Lloyd Miller George Elias Fruit Miller Mary M. Ruse B. A. Ruse Kingwood S. Burdick Mirs Clayton Burdick Smithfield Barney Dessel New York City Nell Heimith Detroit Clarksburg Furniture and Sales Co West Pike St Nell Louis
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